A website that sells print, priced and delivered to the buyer’s door.
Build a print shop and it opens with its products: business cards, flyers, banners and more, each choice priced, with tracked delivery to the buyer’s door in the price. Buyers upload their artwork, design it online, or fill in a template the shop made, and approve a proof before it prints. Companies order their own templates, quotes go out from the shop, and prints are delivered in Australia, Canada and the US.
Illustration · a sample print shop’s website
Ben had a printer’s eye and no shop online. His website opened with the products already on it.
One print shop, followed from its first products to a company’s orders, on a sample workspace. The shop and its customers are characters.
Saltmarsh Press is a two-person design and print studio in Whitby. Ben Okoye designs for the cafés, letting agents and solicitors along the coast, and wanted them ordering online. Harbour & Finch builds its clients’ websites; Ben’s is a Print shop.
Products, ready
Building the website made the products: business cards, flyers, banners and the rest, a collection for each kind, each choice and quantity priced with tracked delivery in the price. With them came the pages a print shop needs: the shop, an artwork guide, about, the FAQ and contact.
A template for every solicitor
Fenwick & Hale wanted business cards for all forty of its people, one design, each with their own name. Ben uploaded the design’s PDF as a template and drew its boxes: Words for the name and the job title, a Picture for the photo, a QR code, the name marked Must fill. Try it filled them in the way a buyer would.
A company, with an approver
He made Fenwick & Hale a company, added its people, and set its office manager to approve orders. Each solicitor fills in the template and approves their proof; the order waits for her yes.
A quote for the letting agent
Coastline Lettings wanted flyers and posters, and couldn’t decide how many. Ben sent a quote with two options, good until the fifth of December. Dana accepted the second, straight into her cart.
Ben keeps the designs and the customers. The products, the prices, the proofs and the delivery came with the shop.
That is one print shop. Every client you bring who sells print can open theirs the same way, under your name.
A print shop that opens with its products on it.
This is the kind of shop a client’s print shop website opens as. Its prices are left out of the drawing.
- Products made from the print catalogue, a collection for each kind.
- Every choice and quantity priced, with tracked delivery in the price.
- The pages a print shop needs: the shop, an artwork guide, about, the FAQ and contact.
- Delivered in Australia, Canada and the US.
Products ready, priced, with delivery in the price.
A print shop is built with its products, from the print catalogue: business cards, flyers, banners and more, a collection for each kind. Each choice and quantity is priced, with tracked delivery to the buyer’s door in the price, and Every price on your website lists them all.
The shop delivers in Australia, the United States and Canada, takes cards through its Stripe set-up, and has discount codes of its own.
- Priced, with delivery in it
- Australia, Canada and the US
- Discount codes
Illustration · a print shop’s orders, on a sample account
Illustration · a print in the buyer’s cart
Their file, a design made online, or a template filled in.
Each print in the cart takes its artwork one of three ways: Choose your file, Or design it online, typing their details while every style is drawn with them, or Or fill in one of the shop’s templates.
Then Check your proof, and Approve: print it as shown. Nothing checks out until every print’s artwork is approved. Later, Order again repeats a print, or every print of an order.
- Upload, design or fill in
- A proof approved before it prints
- Order again
Your designs, ready for each buyer’s own name, details and photo.
A template is a design’s PDF with boxes drawn on it: Words, Picture or QR code, any of them Must fill. Try it fills them in as a buyer would, and the template goes on the shop once its PDF is checked.
Companies are businesses whose people order their own templates: add its people, choose who approves orders, and each order waits for an approver’s yes.
- Words, picture and QR code boxes
- Companies with approvers
- Try it, as a buyer would
Illustration · a template with its boxes, on a sample account
Illustration · a quote from a sample print shop
Prices for one customer, accepted straight into their cart.
A quote picks the shop’s prints and how many, priced from the shop with delivery included, for one customer or a linked company. Offer options to choose between, set how long it’s good for, and add a note.
The customer accepts an option straight into their cart, declines with a note, or asks for a new version. Copy their link, Change it, or Withdraw this quote.
- Options to choose between
- Accepted into the cart
- Good until a date you set
A web-to-print shop your clients would otherwise pay five places for, on their own website.
Each line comes with the plans you include websites in, for every client you bring. On the right, the kind of tool a business usually pays for to get the same job done.
| In SendTo | Instead of |
|---|---|
| A shop of print, priced, with delivery in the price | A web-to-print platform |
| Designs made online, in every style | A design tool |
| Templates with boxes buyers fill in | Template software |
| A proof approved before anything prints | Proofs sent back and forth by email |
| Companies with approvers, and quotes into the cart | A trade portal |
| Your name and logo on every screen your client sees | A custom build |
| A print shop, ready to sell | Under your name |
What you might be thinking, answered straight.
“Who prints the orders?”
Every paid print is printed and sent with tracked delivery to the buyer’s door, in Australia, Canada and the US. The shop follows each one from being prepared to delivered.
“My buyers aren’t designers.”
Design it online: they type their details and every style is drawn with them. Or they fill in a template you made.
“What if the artwork is wrong?”
Nothing prints until the buyer approves the proof. A print waiting on new artwork says so on the order.
“My big customers want accounts.”
Make them a company: its people order its templates, and an approver says yes first.
“Do my clients ever see the SendTo name?”
No. Your client runs the shop at your portal, under your logo, and buyers order on the business’s own website, emailed from its own domain.
“I want to see it before I decide.”
Open the account: no card, and a sample workspace is ready when you confirm your email. You pay only when you activate.
Print shop websites, answered
Who is a print shop website for?
A business that sells print: a printer, a design studio, a sign shop. It’s a kind of website of its own, Print shop.
Where does it deliver?
In Australia, the United States and Canada. The shop’s country is one of the three.
How are the prints priced?
Each choice and quantity comes priced, with tracked delivery to the buyer’s door in the price. Every price on your website lists them all.
How do buyers send their artwork?
Three ways: choose their file, design it online, or fill in one of the shop’s templates. Then they check the proof and approve it.
What can they design online?
Business cards, letterheads, compliments slips, flyers and postcards: they type their details, and every style is drawn with them.
What is a template?
A design’s PDF with boxes drawn on it, Words, Picture or QR code, for each buyer’s own name, details and photo. Any box can be Must fill.
Can a company approve its people’s orders?
Yes. Make it a company, add its people, and choose who approves. Each order waits for an approver’s yes.
Can I send a customer a quote?
Yes, from Quotes: the prints and how many, options to choose between, and a date it’s good until. They accept straight into their cart.
How does an order go?
Print being prepared, Printing, Print shipped, then Print delivered. The buyer is emailed from the business’s domain when everything has shipped.
How are prints paid for?
By card, through the shop’s Stripe set-up.
Do my clients ever see the SendTo name?
No. Your client runs the shop at your portal, under your logo, and buyers order on the business’s own website.
Do I need a card to try it?
No. Create your account and a sample workspace is ready when you confirm your email. Sending switches on when you activate.
Print shop websites, and everything else in the hub, on one platform under your name.
Every client you bring who sells print can open a shop with its products on it, priced and delivered, with proofs, templates, companies and quotes. Open your account free and look around a sample workspace.
No contract · Cancel any time · Explore everything before you pay